Winter Olympics 2022: February 14 schedule and streaming details

The 2022 Winter Olympics is currently underway in Beijing, China. The mega event, which commenced on February 4, will continue until February 20.

Here's the full schedule for the events that will take place on February 14.

Winter Olympics 2022 – February 14 Schedule

(Timings are as per local time)

February 14

ALPINE SKIING:

Women's Downhill 3rd Training | Timings:13:00

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BOBSLEIGH:

Women's Monobob Heat 3 | Timings: 09:30

Women's Monobob Heat 4 | Timings: 11:00

2-Men Heat 1 | Timings: 20:05

2-Men Heat 2 | Timings: 21:40

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CURLING:

Women's Round Robin Session 7 | Timings: 09:05

China vs Japan

Canada vs ROC

USA vs Republic of Korea

Men's Round Robin Session 7 | Timings: 14:05

Canada vs Italy

Denmark vs Norway

ROC vs Sweden

Switzerland vs Great Britain

Women's Round Robin Session 8 | Timings: 20:05

Switzerland vs Sweden

Great Britain vs Canada

Japan vs Republic of Korea

Denmark vs ROC

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FIGURE SKATING:

Ice Dance - Free Dance | Timings: 9:15

FREESTYLE SKIING:

Women's Aerials Final 1 | Timings: 19:00

Women's Aerials Final 2 | Timings: 20:00

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ICE HOCKEY:

Women's Play-Offs Semifinals

Canada vs Switzerland | Timings: 12:10.

Women's Play-Offs Semifinals

USA vs Finland | Timings: 21:10

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NORDIC COMBINED:

Gundersen Large Hill/10km Official Training 3 | Training: 14:00

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SKI JUMPING:

Men's Team Trial Round For Competition | Training: 18:00

Men's Team 1st Round | Training: 19:00

Men's Team Final Round | Training: 20:06

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SNOWBOARD:

Women's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 1 | Training: 9:30

Women's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 2 | Training: 10:15

Women's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 3 | Training: 11:00

Men's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 1 | Training: 13:30

Men's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 2 | Training: 14:15

Men's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 3 | Training: 15:00

How to watch the Winter Olympics?

NBC Universal is the exclusive official Winter Olympics broadcaster. This means the local NBC station is the only place to watch it on television.

Many of the major events and competitions at the Games will be broadcast for free on NBC (as well as rebroadcast during primetime). It can also be viewed on the network’s various platforms, including the US network on cable, NBCOlympics.com, the NBC Sports app and NBC’s streaming service, Peacock.